Fire destroyes home away from home

In the winter of 2016, my step father, Christopher Leawood spent the freezing cold days building his very own tiki. 
From the side beams so the ceiling, he did everything by hand and by himself. He literally poured his entire heart and soul into this place. Took what felt like forever. After frustrating days and shedding a few tears, he completed it and I’ve never seen him happier. 
Everything that makes Chris who he is, was in here. Everything he worked so hard for and everything he loved was represented by and inside this tiki. The tiki was his home away from home, just a little walk away from the house. 
Everything he held onto and treasured was in here. Everything. 
His guitar and the music he wrote was his escape. He’s an amazing singer/song writer. And unfortunately that was also lost in the fire. 
Chris is such a heart filled human and he would do everything he could to make sure the people he loves are always happy, safe and healthy. 
There is nothing but amazing memories inside the tiki.
Chris was so proud of what he created. He wanted to show the world and every time someone new came in, they were in aww. The place was beautifully built and you couldn’t help but feel this overwhelming feeling of happiness as soon as you walked in. 

Unfortunately on Saturday, March 23, 2019, a fire broke out. Thankfully he came into the house instead of sleeping out there and thankfully he woke up my mother who saw the fire in the window.
We are unsure of the cause as all power was unplugged from the Tiki. 

My step dads home was in flames and my parents couldn’t do anything but watch everything they loved disappear. 

I have made this to help with clean up costs and hopefully to regain some of the items inside the Tiki, even though they will never have the same sentimental value. 

If you can, please help my step dad as I know for a fact he would help someone in their time of need.